I see, thanks for the explanations 
. I will add that to my backlog, but it might take a while before I get to work on that specific feature.
This won’t take long, so I’m going to include it in the next version 
Oh, sorry, I thought it was already available, but it’s not in the PlayStore version yet.
I will make the toggle save this setting.
The feature to type in romaji (e.g. “koto” and the search finds it as kana (“こと”) is great! So I don’t even need to switch the keyboard all the time.
Some grammar points will not be found though. For example, typing in “kaneru” doesn’t find かねる. I need to use kana in order to find it.
One more suggestion: there’s no back button next to the grammar point name (after you tapped on a grammar point in the list). Users need to use their phone’s back button in order to go back to the list which can be a bit inconvenient.
Nice! How about making it open-source, so that we can all work together on this?
Amazing, the current Android app is quite buggy for me, so an alternative would be great!
Happy that you like it! Thanks for bug report, just found the issue and fixed it. Will be available in the next release
But isn’t that like the purpose of this button
I see, I will add up navigation buttons wherever I can.
Right now I want to keep BunPyro as a personal project.
I might open source it in the future, if I do, I’ll make sure to mention it to you.
In any case, thank you for your proposal!
Depending on how users hold their phone and if it has soft or hard buttons, it can be much more convenient to have a back button on the top left next to the grammar name.
One more suggestion: the progress bars for the JLPT levels could have a percentage on each bar (“68%” etc)
And here in the scripts thread are some more nice ideas of things that could be included by using the api, i.e. the review heatmap.
Wait, did BP update the API?
I can add that as an opt in thing I think, I like the way it is now 
The same features as these scripts could be added to the app, but I already have too much to do right now, so I’m just going to skip this for now 
There is a “private” API that I don’t have the documentation of.
It’s the API that the semi official iOS and Android apps use.
Since both projects are open source on github, I took a look at which endpoints they’re using (here is the relevant file of the Android app).
For BunPyro, I use some endpoints of the public API, but most are from the private API.
If you’re interested, I have a very raw document about the private API
I’ve just released version 0.3.0 based on your feedback
It should already be available on the Play Store.
Added
Fixed
@someone2020 you should now be able to manually sync.
It’s still rough and takes quite a while to sync. I will improve this if I can figure out a better way to use the Bunpro API.
@Anthropos888 this version contains many little improvements based on your feedback. Thank you for your help so far!
Great work, want to try it out. But, I keep getting a “something went wrong on our side” error after the grammar tries to load. I’ve tried with Wi-Fi on or off, and am using Android 10.
Thanks, I just tried it out and it’s great! It’s really like an offline dictionary for grammar and I use it frequently when I come across some grammar etc. during reading. So it’s really useful even outside of Bunpro.
Here some issues (just my personal opinion, others might see it differently)
This seems to be a bit buggy. After searching for a grammar point it doesn’t work anymore. The window pops up for a ms and closes instantly. Maybe it’s easier and more intuitive to just let the list expand/collapse on tap on the JLPT level header?
Anyway, keep up the great work
It seems like the app fails to parse a specific thing in your grammar data. Thank you for the report, I will investigate it right now. I might come back to you if I need more details
I’m glad that you like it! I wasn’t sure it was going to be useful since it doesn’t include reviews right now, so it’s nice to hear.
That’s an easy improvement, I’m going to include it in the next version.
I totally agree that the UI needs some work right now. I plan to add a dialog to explain that it will sync in background (and that it will take a while), a progress bar on the home screen and a “done” message in the home screen.
However I don’t want to spend too much time improving this right now, because it’s more like a quick fix until I have an API that returns a diff of the data (i.e. only what I need to update). Having this kind of API, BunPyro would update automatically when opened and every day when not opened. The sync time (30s~2min) would also decrease dramatically.
I’m a little bit struggling with Android to have a good display both when the title fits on a single line and when it needs two lines (for example, さいわい・さいわいなことに and としたら・とすれば・とすると).
I will see if I can improve it quickly, otherwise I might pass. Here’s what I want it to look like.
Oh. That’s a nice bug. Will fix it. ._.
I want to have both. I added filters because I plan to add study based filters as well (“Studied” and “Non studied”). And I think it makes sense for filters to be persisted. Collapsing/expanding by using the header can be quicker, but I’m not really sure that it should be persisted if the user closes the app.
Thank you for telling me about this! I will definitely look into it if I ever want to make any more BP scripts! The official API is useless
Haven’t found anything weird, yet. Thanks for making this app, I think I’m going to use it a lot! 
I’ve just released version 0.3.1.
It should already be available on the Play Store.
Added
Fixed
@kthxbye If you try again using this version, do you still have the same issue? I think that I’ve fixed it.
Yes it works! Nice work. Thanks!
However, now I realize that there are no reviews (you’ve stated this in your OP). Since I already finished all my lessons I’ll have to wait until this is developed. Any idea when the API will support this?
The app is getting better and better. Thanks for the update, works great. I found one search related issue, where the cause is probably on Bunpro’s side:
Type “doesn” and it will find all grammar points with “doesn’t”
But if you type “doesn’t” it only finds two grammar points cause the others don’t use a standard single quote but " ` " instead
The BunPro team gave me the latest API documentation, and it seems that I can use it to implement reviews in BunPyro 
However, it wouldn’t work offline, and I still can’t implement Cram.
I will first add audio to the grammar point example, then look into building the review screen.
It might take a while though.
Ahhh, not gonna fix that on my side, it’s indeed the data 
This app is great man, super awesome for on the go. Will probably become my to-go-app as the grammar-equivalent to Akebi… Thanks for the work
Just downloaded it.
ありがとうございました！
